Beloved by patients, respected by colleagues and an inspiring mentor to countless students. Dr. John Sangster, MD’67, MClSci’84, is remembered for his far-reaching impact and the many lives he touched throughout his career in family medicine at Western. …
School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
Team of Western students wins NASA Space Apps Challenge
Winning app could identify threats to Earth and space infrastructure
Western grad chases dreams after brain injury
Blair Hennessey fought back after multiple concussions to become a triathlete and physiotherapist
Western researcher earns posthumous recognition on Mayor’s honour list
Former education professor Claire Crooks, alumni Clark Bryan and Maureen Spencer Golovchenko among Londoners celebrated
Western water research drives sustainable global solutions
WesternWater Centre advances sustainable water management, treatment and environmental protection
Western local government program celebrates 50 years
Commemorative book ‘part history, part celebration, part view of the future’
Expert insight: What Chrystia Freeland’s resignation means
Resignation comes weeks after steady reporting of internal strife and a looming cabinet shuffle
Expert insight: Workplaces can better support menstruating workers
Research suggests one third of those who menstruate would consider using menstrual leave
10 winter reads by Western faculty and alumni
From history, hockey and current events to politics, poetry and picks for the kids
Expert insight: Intimate partner violence is an epidemic
To date, 95 municipalities in Ontario have recognized intimate partner violence as an epidemic
All in the family: Father and his two children experience Ivey together
Dr. Ken Milne, daughter Zoë and son Ethan all studying at Ivey in different programs
Western PhD candidate studies impact of smartphone use in youth
Sarah Alakshar uses diverse cultural experiences to deepen her research
Expert insight: Will the NFL reveal a double standard on athlete protest?
There’s little evidence to support the argument that Americans want sports and politics to remain separate
Team of Western students wins NASA Space Apps Challenge
Winning app could identify threats to Earth and space infrastructure
Western grad chases dreams after brain injury
Blair Hennessey fought back after multiple concussions to become a triathlete and physiotherapist
Western researcher earns posthumous recognition on Mayor’s honour list
Former education professor Claire Crooks, alumni Clark Bryan and Maureen Spencer Golovchenko among Londoners celebrated
Western water research drives sustainable global solutions
WesternWater Centre advances sustainable water management, treatment and environmental protection
Western local government program celebrates 50 years
Commemorative book ‘part history, part celebration, part view of the future’
Expert insight: What Chrystia Freeland’s resignation means
Resignation comes weeks after steady reporting of internal strife and a looming cabinet shuffle
Expert insight: Workplaces can better support menstruating workers
Research suggests one third of those who menstruate would consider using menstrual leave
10 winter reads by Western faculty and alumni
From history, hockey and current events to politics, poetry and picks for the kids
Expert insight: Intimate partner violence is an epidemic
To date, 95 municipalities in Ontario have recognized intimate partner violence as an epidemic
All in the family: Father and his two children experience Ivey together
Dr. Ken Milne, daughter Zoë and son Ethan all studying at Ivey in different programs
Western PhD candidate studies impact of smartphone use in youth
Sarah Alakshar uses diverse cultural experiences to deepen her research
Expert insight: Will the NFL reveal a double standard on athlete protest?
There’s little evidence to support the argument that Americans want sports and politics to remain separate